The 7th Street Bridge in Fort Worth was lit up with purple and gold lights honor of NBA legend Kobe Bryant.
The Los Angeles Lakers colors illuminated the bridge and nearby buildings.
Photos: Purple and Gold Lights on 7th Street Bridge in Fort Worth in Honor of NBA Legend Kobe Bryant
Gold and purple lights were seen across the country Monday morning.
The light towers surrounding Los Angeles International Airport glowed purple and gold on Sunday night.
@flyLAXairport: "Tonight, LAX’s pylons will be lit in purple and gold in memory of Kobe Bryant, his daughter and all those who were with them in today’s unthinkable accident. Kobe was in many ways a symbol of Los Angeles and we join his family, fans and city in mourning all who were lost today."
The Lakers colors could also be seen on the Los Angeles City Hall, Los Angeles mayor Eric Garcetti tweeted Sunday.
@MayorOfLA: "Lights for a legend. Los Angeles City Hall lit in purple and gold starting at 8:24 p.m. this evening in honor of Kobe Bryant’s storied championship career and in memory of Bryant, his daughter, Gianna, and all who perished in today’s tragedy."
Nearly 3,000 miles away, Madison Square Garden in New York City was adorned with the same colors.
Madison Square Garden pays tribute to Kobe Bryant during Brooklyn Nets v. New York Knicks game on January 26, 2020 in New York City. (Photo by James Devaney/Getty Images)
Bryant, 41, and his 13-year-old daughter, Gianna, were among nine people killed Sunday when a helicopter crashed and caught fire on a Calabasas hillside due to foggy conditions.
